The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-05
POINTS FROM PERRY.
what Has TrAnspI' cd in MAssillOn During
the Past Day.

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Mr.. H.. j. Crowley is IN the city.
Mayor Frantz and wife spent Tues
day IN Canton.
Every citizen should attend the gas
meeting to night.
Mr.. G. D McGuffey, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Is visiting In the city.
A electric light will be placed at the
corner Of South and brie streets.
Vim. Fleming, formerly of MassillOn,
at present of Cleveland, is In the city.
Menches & Bsrber's ten cent circus 10
In the city and will exhibit here the re-
msinder Of the week.
air. John Dangler returned home Sat-
uIday from Wichita, Kansas, where he
has been several weeks.
MS. G. Magee, of Pittsburg, Is visit-
Ing her sisters, Mrs. " K. L. Warwick
and Mrs. A. P. L. Pease.
Uhlendorf & Rudolph, jewellers, on
Erie street, have put new plate glass
front In their store room.
Mr.. Felix Shepley, who returned from
Findlay Tuesday, has hung out his
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Mr. Walter G. Wysndt, of Toledo, Is
listing at the residence of Mr.. William
NJ, Reed, on East Main street.
The Stark County Horticultural sOcis.
ty meets today at the residence OF
Henry Beatty Oh East Main street.
About fifty members of the K. Of P.
lodge Of this city, left this morning fOl
WilmOt where a new lodge will be In
stituted.
The steam laundry Of Lape Bros. has
been purchased by John r, King, Of
Cincinnati, who took posi- essiOn Tues
day and will continue the business.
Fred Schreiner was before Mayor
FraniZ Tuesday charged with assault
and battery. He pleaded guilty and was
allowed to go by paying the costs, $3.50.
The Till FANNY gave an excellent
concert at the Opera House Tuesday
evening. The music, both lnsTUmeuJHI
and vocal, was entertaining and thor
onghly enjoy d by an aDpreclatiVe audi
ence.
Miss Daisy Roof, who spent mon tbs
vacation with friends Ia Cleveland has
returned, and again occupies her for
mer position as salesWODan In Mr.. j.
7, Browns musiG store, 46 South Erie
street.
Mr.. Samuel G.. NOrcross and Miss
Laura G.. Cox aud Mr.. William B. Nor
cross and Miss Lizzie Schaum were
married by Rev. j. r. Mills, Saturday
evening, April 3Oth at the Methodist
parsonage.
While everyone Is excited over the
gas question, II they will just stop and
think for moment they will step In at
the Hotel Conrad cigar store where they
may not fiud natural gas, but the best
brands Of cigars kept In the city.
Frank Genet was before Mayor Frsntz
Monday, charged by Andrew Miller with
assault and battery. He pleaded guilty
and was fned SO and costs A warrant
for the arrest of Fred, Schreiner on the
anne charge has been sworn out by the
same party.
The natural gas funds are steadily In
creasing and by tonight over $4,000
will be secured. TO.Dignt's meeting is
an important one and everyone should
make 1t his business to attend. The
meeting will be held In Pioneer Hall, In
the Warwick block. The total subscriD.
tiOn this morning was $7525.
The Boston Star Company will appear
In MassillOn Friday evening, May 9th.
This company Is composed of the follow
ing eminent artists: Aedora Henson
Emerson, the distinguished American
soprano; Walter Emerson, the greatest
cOrnet player living; John Thomas,
humOrIst; Nells K. Brown, the gifted
and popular American reader; Ida j.
Low, accompanied.
The Boston Star Company Friday
evening, May 9th. The Clinton County
Democrat says: "All whose fortune 1t
was to attend the entertainment at City
Hall, Saturday evening, by the Boston
Stars are prNfuse in grateful acknOwl
edgements to the Wilmington Lecture
Association for such q rare treat. The
company is constellation of brilliant
stars; their entertainment was superb
and the audience was delighted, en-
tranced."